Walmart pays you a lump sum. Rilk reads Walmart’s reconciliation report every day, matches every line back to the order it belongs to, and rewrites each order’s fees from estimated to what Walmart actually charged. The profit you see is the profit that landed.
Every morning Rilk pulls Walmart’s reconciliation report straight from Walmart and matches it to your orders. No CSV, no spreadsheet, nothing to upload.
Each line in the report is sorted and attached to the order it belongs to:
An order ships carrying an estimated payout and profit built from Walmart’s fee rates. When the settlement lands, the estimate is replaced with what Walmart actually charged. Label re-rates, refunds and adjustments show up against the order they belong to.
Orders that ship start aging against Walmart’s payout window. Once they are matched, what is left is a short list: orders past their payout window that never got paid. That is the list worth calling Walmart about.
Walmart profit sits next to Amazon and eBay, which settle the same way, and next to every other channel, where you import the payout file and Rilk does the matching. Unit cost comes from your purchase orders, with freight and duty spread across the units, so profit per order is right from receiving to payout.
No. Rilk pulls Walmart’s reconciliation report directly every day and matches it to your orders.
Sales and their fees, refunds, chargebacks, dispute settlements, reimbursements, service fees and other adjustments, each attached to the order it belongs to.
Payout reconciliation and full reports are on Pro. Pro is 14 days free.
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